Genetics 1 Principles Of Inheritance Flashcards
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Genetics is the branch of biology which deals with
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Inheritance of characters and variations
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Define inheritance
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Transfer of characters from one generation to another
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Define variation
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Degree of dissimilarities between parents and offsprings or members of same species
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Father of genetics
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Gregor J Mendel
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Father of modern genetics
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W Bateson
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Who gave the term genetics
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W Bateson
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Father of experimental genetics
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T H Morgan
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TH Morgan did an experiment on ___
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Drosophila (fruit fly)
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TH Morgan gave the concepts of (6)
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Crossing over Recombination Linkange Cross cross inheritance Sex linkange Linkage map of drosophila
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Father of human genetics
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A Garrod
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___+___= genetics
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Inheritance
Variations
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Father of biochemical genetics
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A Garrod
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Father of human and biochemical genetics
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A Garrod
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A Garrod discovered _____ known as ____ or ____
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First human metabolic genetic disaster
Alkaptonuria (black urine disease)
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A Garrod gave the concept that
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1 gene= I metabolic block
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Variations that were naturally present in wild populations of plants and animals were selectivly bread (past of breed) and organisms which desirable characters produced. An example of this ?
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Sahiwal cow in Punjab
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Types of variations
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Somatic variation
Germinal variation
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What are somatic variations
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Non inheritable variations like broken tail of mice
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_____ variations are inheritable
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Germinal variations
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Germinal variation can be divided intine
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Continuous and discontinuous variation
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Continuous variation occurs due to ____
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Crossing over
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Discontinuous variation occurs due to
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Mutations
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Discontinuous variation occurs randomly
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Discontinuous variation can be divided into
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Substantive
Meristic
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Substantive variations affect ________________________
Shape
Size
Color
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Examples of substantive variations
Short legged Ancon sheep
Hornless or polled cattle
Hairless cats
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What are meristic variations
They affect number of parts
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Example of meristic variations
Polydactyly (6 or more digits in human)
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Mendel proposed that something was being stably passed down, unchanged from parent to offspring through the gametes in successive generations these were called
Factors
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Now, factors are called ___
Genes
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The term gene was given by
Johannsen
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Gene is defined as
Functional unit of inheritance
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Chemically, what is a gene
Segment of DNA that has a particular function (synthesis of polypeptides)
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1 gene makes _____ which makes 1 ___ which does one metabolic activity which produces 1 ___
Protein
Enzyme
Characteristic
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Genes are located on
Chromosomes
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Alkaptonuria or black urine disease ,_____ enzyme is deficient
Homolgentisic acid oxidase
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Germinal variations are aka
Blastogenic variations
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genes which code fir a pair of contrasting traits are known as ____
allels
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___ are slightly gifferent forms of the same gene
alleles
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the term allele was used by__
bateson
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allele is abbreviated form of term ________
allelomorphs
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external appearence or morphology of plant part is known as
phenotype
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phenotype is controlled by (2)
geneotype and environmental conditions
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what is genotype
genetic makeup or genetic compositionfor any phenotype is known as genotype
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if both alleles are same in an individual it is known as _____. eg.
homozygous
| TT,tt
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if both copies of gene are of different type in an individual it is known as
heterozyygous condition
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what is hemizygous condition
in a diploid organism, if only 1 factor is responsible for characters, it is known as hemizygous condition
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eg of hemizygous condition
human male is hemizygous for sex linked genes
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what are phenocopies?
if different genotypes are placed in different environmental conditions and consequently they produce same phenotype, these genotypes are phenocopy of eachother
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pre mendelian gentics was also known as
blending inheritance
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what is blending inheritance
before mendel it was assumed that genetic material is of liquid or fluid nature
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medels full name
gregor johann mendel
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mendel was born in the year ___ at ___ in ___
1822
heizendorf
austria
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mendel worked as a __ in brum city, austria
monk
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mendel dies in the year ___ due to ____ disease or kindney failure
1884
| bright disease
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life span of menderl
62 years
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mendel did experiments on pisum sativum for __ years from __ to ___
7 years
| 1856-1863
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pisum sativum is aka
garden pea
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a paper of mendel by the name ___ was published in __ journal, by the natural history society of ___
experiment in plant hybridisation
nature for schlender varien
Brunn
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after ___ years of mendels death in the year ___, 3 of his students published experiments and results of mendel as mendelism
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| 1900
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name the 3 students of mendel and their country
carl correns (germany)
hugo de vries (holland)
tschemark (austria)
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what did carl correns, hugo de vries, tschesmark do?
they published experiments and results of mendel as mendelism after 16 yrs (1900) of mendels death
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what are the 3 reasons for failure of mendel
due to lack of communication
fame of darwins ideas
mendels method of mathematical and statistical analyisis was not accepted by scientists of that time
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5 reasons of success of mendel
he studied inheritance of only 1 or 2 characters at a time
selection of garden pea for studying
quantitatively analyzed the inheritance of qualitative characters
mendel maintained statistical results of all his experiments
studied 7 pairs of contrasting characters on 4 pair of chromosomes (1,4,5,7)
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carl correns did experiments on
maize
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hugo de vris did experiment on
evening primrose
aka
oenothera lemarciana
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tschesmark did experiments on
different flowering plants
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stem height was on ___ chromosome and dominatnt feature? and recessive?
4th chromosome
d-tall
r-dwarf
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flower position was on ___ chromosome and dominatnt feature? and recessive?
4th chromosome
d-axial
r-terminal
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pod shape was on ___ chromosome and dominatnt feature? and recessive?
4 th chromosome
d-inflated
r-constricted
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pod color was on ___ chromosome and dominatnt feature? and recessive?
5th chromosome
d-green
r-yellow
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seed shape was on ___ chromosome and dominatnt feature? and recessive?
7th chromosome
d-rounded
r-wrinkled
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seed color was on ___ chromosome and dominatnt feature? and recessive?
1st chromosome
d-yellow
r-green
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flower color was on ___ chromosome and dominatnt feature? and recessive?
1 chromosome
d-violet/red
r-white
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out of the contrasting characters that mendel chose, ___ characters are present for seed
2 (seed shape and seed color)
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out of the contrasting characters that mendel chose, ___ characters are present for flower
2 (flower position and flower color)
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out of the contrasting characters that mendel chose, ___ characters are present for stem
1 (stem height)
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out of the contrasting characters that mendel chose, ___ characters are present for pod
(pod shape;pod color;flower position(as flower position determines pod position)
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mendel used __ and ___ technique for cross pollination of pisum sativum
emasculation
| bagging
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fertilisation between male and female results in formation of _____
first filial generation (F1)
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if plants of F1 generation are ____, F2 generation is achieved
self pollinated
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what is the monohybrid ratio
3:1 (dominant:recessive)
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what is the genotypic ration of monohybrid cross
1:2:1
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what is monohybrid cross
when we consider inheritance of only 1 character in a cross
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___&___ law were based on monohybrid cross
law of dominance and law of segregation
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when 2 diferent unit factors are present in single individual of F1 generatoin , only 1 unit factor can express itself called dominant unit factor and the other one which fails to express itself is called recessive unit factor
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law od dominence is based on __generation
F1 generatiuon
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___ and ___ are exceptions of law of ddominence
incomplete dominance
| co-dominance
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law of segregation is based on ___ generation
F2
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law of segregation: during gamete formation, unit factors of a pair segregate randomly and reach to different gametes.each gamete revieves only 1 factor, so gametes are pure for a particular trait
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what is the first law of inheritance
law of dominance
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law of segregation is aka
law of purity of gametes
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what is the biological basis of law of segregation
separation of homologous chromosomes during anaphase 1 of meiosis
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formula for number of gametres
`2^n n
| n=no of heterozygosity
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number of offspring/zygote
no of gametes^2
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number of types of phenotype
2^n
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no of types of genotype
3^n
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flowers of pisum sativum naturally show which type of pollination
pisum sativum naturally show self pollination
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true or false: a true breeding line shows stable trait inheritance
true
true breeding line=homozygous
stable trait inheritance: no variation
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pisum sativum produce a ___ no of offspring and completes in life cycle in ___ season(s)
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large no of offspring
1 season (annual plant)`
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how many true breeding plant variations were taken by mendel
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when we study 2 pairs of contrasting characteristics in an inheritance it is called ___
dihybrid cross
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eg of dihybrid cross
round and yellow seed crossed with wrinkled and green seeded pure plant
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in dihybrid cross, on selfing between F1 generation, phenotypes are obtained in _____ ratio
9:3:3:1
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on the basis of __________, mendel proposed a 3rd law of inheritance aka
dihybrid cross
law of independent assortment
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biological basis of 3rd law
the non homologous chromosome show random distribution at metaphase plate during metaphase 1
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________ is an exception of independent assortment
linkage
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probability of n number of sons/daughters to a couple
(1/2)^n
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what is back cross
cross between F1 progeny and parents (either dominant or recessive)
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back cross is divided into (2)
out cross and test cross
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what crossing occurs in out cross
F1*dominant parent
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what crossing occurs in test cross
F1 * recessive parents
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monohybrid test cross ratio
1:1
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dihybrid test cross ratio
1:1:1:1
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to know the genotype of dominant character ____ is used
test cross
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if linkage is present, ratio of dihybrid test cross is changed from 1:1:1:1 to _______ (coupling)
7:1:1:7
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if linkage is present, ratio of dihybrid test cross is changed from 1:1:1:1 to _______ (repulsion)
1:7:7:1
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____ is when dominent tries to remain with dominant and reccessive with recessive
coupling
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when dominant gene tries to retain with recessive and recessive with dominant it is called
repulsion
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types of gene interaction
allelic and non allelic
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what is allelic gene interaction
interaction between alleles of a single gene
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what is non allelic gene interaction
interaction between alleles of more than 1 gene
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give 5 examples of allelic gene interaction
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incomplete dominancy
co dominancy
multiple allesim
pleotropy
lethal gene
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examples (4) of non allelic
epistalsis
complementary gene
duplicate gene
polygenic inheritance
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what is incomplete dominance
if F1 hybrid does not resemble to any of the parents and shows intermediate phenotype of parent
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incomplete dominancy is the result of ___
blending inheritance
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incomplete dominancy was discovered by ____ in ___
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correns
mirabilis jalapa (4 o clock plant)
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4 examples of incomplete dominance
flower color of mirabilis
flower color of snapdragon (dog flower/antirrhinum)
starch grain size of pea
feather color andalusian fowls(chicken)
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flower color of snapdragon F1 ratio
pink (Rr)
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phenotypic ratio of flower color of snapdragon
1:2:1 (red:pink:white)
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genotypic ratio of flower color of snapdragon
1:2:1 (RR:Rr:rr)
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what is the phenotype of size of starch grain (of pea) F1 generation
medium sized
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phenotypic ratio of F2 of starch grain of pea size
large:medium:small
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genotypic ratio of inheritance of starch grain of pea
1:2:1 (BB:Bb:bb)
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if the phenotype of the F1 hybrid resembles to both the parents (both express together) it is called
co dominancy
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give 3 examples of co dominancy
skin color of cattle
AB blood group
carrier of sickle cell anemia
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f1 generation of co dominancy of skin color of cattles produces ____ cattle
roans ( consisting of 2 differrent colors)
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what is multiple allelism
if character is controlled by more than 2 alleles of a gene
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in multiple allelism, multiple alleles are on same ____ of homologous chromosome
locus
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____ can only be found when POPULATION studies are made
multiple alleles
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ABO blood group of human has ___ alleles
3
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eye color of drosophila has ___ alleless
12
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coat color of rabbits has __ alleles
4 alleles
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ABO blood group is controlled by gene: ___
I (capital i)
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gene I is present on chromosome no ___
9
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the 3 alleles of ABO blood grouping
Ia
Ib
Io/i
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what is the function of Ia
forms sugar on plasma membrane of RBCs called antigen A
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what is the function of Ib allele
forms sugar on plasma membrane of RBCs called antigen B
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alleles IA and IB are dominant oven allele ____ but IA and IB are ____
IO
co dominant
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for blood group, ___ phenotypes and ___ geneotypes are present
4 phenotypes
6 geneotypes
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in diploid organisms, ___ alleles of a gene are present
2 alleles (thus all 3 allels of gene I can be analysed in human POPULATION)
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if IAIB is the genotype, which antigen is present on RBCs
A and B
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if IOIO genotype is present, which antigen on RBCs
no antigen
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type of phenotype in multiple allelism
n+1 (n=no of alleles)
eg. blood grp. 3+1=4
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no of genotype for multiple allelism formula
(n)(n+1)/2
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which blood group is universal donor
o
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which blood group is universal acceptor
AB
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what is lethal gene
gene responsible for death of individual is known as lethal gene
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lethal gene shows lethality when it comes in ____ condition
dominant
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true or false: lethal gene may be dominant or recessive
true
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in yellow coat of mice, ____ condition is lethal
homozygous dominant (YY)
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in yellow coat color in mice, Y represent ___, and y represent __
yellow coat color (dominant)
| brown coat color
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ratio of phenotype and genotype of yellow coat of mice F1 generation
2:1 (as YY dies before being born )
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what is pleiotropic gene
more than 1 gene controls many characters
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____ gene shows multiple phenotypic effect
pleiotropic gene
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multiple phenotypic effect occurs when product of gene effects more than 1 metabolic pathway and thus effect different phenotype
:)
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in drosophila, gene of wing size also affects: (3)
fertility
shape of spermatheca
eye color
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sickle cell anemia is a _____ disease
autonomous (not controlled by sex chromosomes, controlled by autosomes)
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sickle cell anemia is a ___ trait
recessive
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sickle cell anemia is caused by substitution of ___ with ___ at 6th position of ____ of Hb molecule
glutamic acid
valine
beta globin chain
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sickle cell anemia is caused by substitution of glutamic acid with valine at___ position of beta globin chain of Hb molecule, due to substitution of codon : ____ by ____ on ___
6th position
GAG
GUG
mRNA
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in sickle cell anaemia, transversion takes place
:=)
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disease is transmitted from parent to offspring when ___
both the parents are carrier of gene (heerozygous)
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carrier of sickle cell anaemia is a result of _____. they are semi lethal
co dominance
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in human genes of sickle cell anaemia, HbS is lethal in ___ condition
homozygous
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the process of formation of mRNA from DNA is called
transcription
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the process of formation of protein from mRNA is called
translation
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non allelic gene interaction?
interaction between alleles of 2 different genes ie interaction between alleles present on diffeerent loci
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complimaentary gene is an example of ____
non allelic gene interaction
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complimentary gene was discovered by ___&___
bateson and punnett
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the experiment by bateson and punnett wad performed on
Lathyrus odoratus
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bateson and punnett used used _____ (number,color) flowers plant for the cross of lathyrus odoratus
2 white colored
